JudaiKids
Eight folk tales and midrashic adaptations from Jewish tradition and the value that each illustrates. A parent resource page is included for each story.
Eight year old Itamar lives on a yishuv, small villiage in Israel. He loves to milk goats, shear sheep, and most of all to play soccer. When he goes to visit his cousins in the big city, he meets boys who are totally different from him- or are they?
Made in Israel
Hebrew English Game
In direct and simple language, Rabbi Kolatch explains the significance of some of the most fascinating traditions and customs of Judaism and introduces the major and minor Jewish holidays.
Stories of loaded dreidles, sinister stamp albums, too-hot-to handle teapots, secret tunnels, secret chambers, and secret lives.
This is the third in the Stories For Kids series and follows on the heels of the successful humor and science fiction volumes (both in their second printings). This is the first book of detective stories with Jewish themes for this market and fills a gap that has existed for years. The books feature both boys and girls as detective heroes. Dvora Waysman has a dedicated following, having written four books in the last two years.
Jewish Gourmet Chef
Product Description
Children gather all of their ingredients to cook a special delicacy. Matching-type game for 2 to 6 players.
UPC: 094851010936
Ages 3+
Size: 8" X 6" X 1.5"
For Jewish people every year is punctuated by special days when families rejoice in a rich heritage, recall history, renew the spirit and remember what it means to be Jewish. This illustrated book introduces the richness of the Jewish tradition and the holy days that accompany all of the major Jewish festivals. It allows young readers to explore the true meaning of these special days.
Classic "Old Maid" card game, with zany Jewish characters. Contains 39 extra large cards.
THE POWER OF LOVE
Tens of thousands of readers were riveted and inspired by Just Love Them, the bestselling biography of Rabbi Dovid Trenk. Now we can share stories of his overflowing Ahavas Yisrael with our children.
• How did five-year-old Dovid Trenk teach his very first student?
• What fantastic mitzvah did Rabbi Trenk do -- with an ice cream truck?
• How did he turn a difficult and misbehaving boy into a top camper and color war general?
Shmuel Blitz, author of the ArtScroll Children’s Siddur, ArtScroll Children’s Haggadah, Children’s Bedtime Stories and more than 20 other bestsellers -- and a former talmid of Rabbi Trenk -- invites all children (and adults!) to join him as he brings us Rabbi Dovid Trenk’s remarkable world of chesed, caring, and love.
With its stories carefully chosen to engage young readers and delightful full-color illustrations by Lea Kron, Just Love Them For Children will keep the little ones excited and engaged, even as it gently teaches them the importance of loving every Jew.
Magnificent, beautiful, and dramatic--this haggadah is worthy of superlatives! The creative genius of Rabbi Baruch Chait, combined with the superb skill of master illustrator Gadi Pollack, make this haggadah one-of-a-kind. The realistic illustrations will literally transport you back to Egypt, as it looked and felt during the Exodus. The torture our nation experienced, and the wonder of redemption are all captured in these life-like pictures. Experience the thrill of G-d's Redemption, the pain of our ancestors, and the magnitude of the Ten Plagues, in this remarkable haggadah. Full-color pictures, with midrashic interpretations and an intriguing essay on the Exodus from Egypt.
Oops, I'm Klutzy Boy . I can't play ball without breaking a window, walk without tripping or pour juice without spilling. In my book, I learn to slow down and pay more attention to what I'm doing. And guess what? I end up a little less klutzy (clumsy) for it. Still, as far as I can tell, no one is completely klutz-free.
Klutzy Boy is always having accidents, and when his clumsiness breaks Shleppy Boy's fishbowl he asks his friends for their advice on how to handle his problem.
Selected stories from the Navi. This full-color book for young children combines the pasuk with Medrash to give you the 'whole story' The Nach is replete with stories and these are carefully selected to ensure that reading these books will be an exciting and educational experience for young readers.
Selected stories from the Navi. This full-color book for young children combines the pasuk with Medrash to give you the 'whole story' The Nach is replete with stories and these are carefully selected to ensure that reading these books will be an exciting and educational experience for young readers.
Selected stories from the Navi. This full-color book for young children combines the pasuk with Medrash to give you the 'whole story' The Nach is replete with stories and these are carefully selected to ensure that reading these books will be an exciting and educational experience for young readers.
Selected stories from the Navi. This full-color book for young children combines the pasuk with Medrash to give you the 'whole story' The Nach is replete with stories and these are carefully selected to ensure that reading these books will be an exciting and educational experience for young readers.
An Illustrated Siddur for Reflection, Connection & Learning
The first in the Magerman Educational Siddur Series, The Koren Children's Siddur created for the early elementary grades, combines stimulating and beautiful illustrations with thought-provoking educational components on each page to provide teachers and parents with an educational resource as much as a conventional siddur. The siddur, for kindergarten, first and second grades, is also accompanied by a comprehensive Teacher and Parents Guide to maximize the educational potential of this beginner's siddur.
The Koren Magerman Youth Haggada fills a unique space in this vibrant and populous market, being designed and written to speak directly to the child in appropriate and engaging language. Part of the Koren Magerman Educational Series, it's design is based on the widely used Koren Magerman Youth Siddur. It too is beautifully illustrated with educational illustrations that form their own commentary, as well as stories, quotes, questions, and reflections to engage the child and encourage connection to the haggada text. Educational features of the Koren Magerman Youth Haggadah: The full haggada text in easy-to-read educationally typeset design. An age-appropriate adapted translation of the Hebrew text. Clear instructions for the ritual contained in the Seder night, written in age-appropriate language. Educational illustrations using powerful imagery to explore the themes from the haggada text. An icon navigation bar to orientate the user within the structure of the Seder service. An 'experience' to have on every page to keep the child active and engaged and deepen the experiential theme of the Seder night. Reflection text: Quotes and stories that explore a theme from the haggada text. A question on every page, replicating the educational style of asking questions found in the haggada. Educator's Guide available on publishers website.
The Koren Youth Siddur is a beautifully-illustrated siddur designed for children in grades 3-5. Built on the foundation of the entire Koren Educational Siddur Series, the Koren Youth Siddur forms a bridge between the early elementary grades and middle school. The Siddur features a selection of tefillot for weekday, Shabbat and Hagim, along with vibrant, age-appropriate illustrations, stories, quotes and questions for thought and reflection. Every aspect of this new siddur is designed as the vehicle to help our children in meaning-making and emotional engagement with the tefillot and Hashem. The siddur is also accompanied by a comprehensive Educator's Companion, for teachers, parents and community leaders, to maximize the educational potential of the siddur. Features: Educational illustrations emphasize and educational theme from the text, an icon navigation bar orientates the child within the structure of the tefilla service, Paraphrased conceptual translation of many parts of the te
The Koren Youth Siddur is a beautifully-illustrated siddur designed for children in grades 3-5. Built on the foundation of the entire Koren Educational Siddur Series, the Koren Youth Siddur forms a bridge between the early elementary grades and middle school. The Siddur features a selection of tefillot for weekday, Shabbat and Hagim, along with vibrant, age-appropriate illustrations, stories, quotes and questions for thought and reflection. Every aspect of this new siddur is designed as the vehicle to help our children in meaning-making and emotional engagement with the tefillot and Hashem. The siddur is also accompanied by a comprehensive Educator s Companion, for teachers, parents and community leaders, to maximize the educational potential of the siddur. Features: Educational illustrations emphasize and educational theme from the text, an icon navigation bar orientates the child within the structure of the tefilla service, Paraphrased conceptual translation of many parts of the tefilla text, Quotes and stories that explore a theme from the tefilla text, Questions that stimulate reflection and critical thought, Icons to aid in instructing the choreography of the tefilla.
Yoni has managed to squeeze quite a lot from the richness of our culture and traditions, and he hasn't sacrificed anything. His puzzles are fun to solve, and the Jewish aspects of each puzzle will be familiar enough to general audiences.
-68 crosswords, including four jumbos, and answer keys.
- Puzzles of all difficulty levels from light and easy to seriously tough.
- Clever Jewish themes, from holidays and Bible to cinema and geography.
Based on the popular CandyLand board game, KosherLand is a first board game for a Jewish child. Travel through KosherTown - pass by Bubby, the Kiddush Ocean, and Matzah Man - but don't listen to the Latke Men Marching Band or you might get stuck in the honey! Be the first to make it to the kosher home, and you win!
No reading required
2 to 4 Players
Ages: 3 to 7
The Passover story is enlivened in this creative rendition of the Ten Plagues.
Everyone can take part as Moses implores Pharoah to Let My People Go! This light-hearted rhyming tale can be read alone or with a cast of characters as a Reader's Theater. Perfect for family seders, library story time, and classroom dramatizations.
This book will be welcome in Jewish and Christian educational settings and may enliven family Passover Seders. . .--School Library Journal
If you loved Just One Word -- why not share the message with your children and grandchildren? Welcome the "Amen Initiative" into your homes and your children's schools with Let's Say Amen! Geared towards 4 - 10 year olds, and graced with Tova Katz's charming and lively illustrations,Let's Say Amen! is guaranteed to entertain, educate, and inspire. With stories explaining the importance of Amen, the Kedusha of Kaddish, as well as stories about the power of the berachos of 'Borei Nefashos Rabbos' and 'Asher Yatzar'. The concept of Berachos Parties is also introduced, accompanied by several true stories illustrating the impact and effect such parties have had on many difficult situations. Also included are a number of halachos are presented clearly, as well as tips for making berachos properly. Let's Say Amen! is a comprehensive guide for integrating this extraordinary idea into your children's lives -- join the Amen Revolution today!
This is the second volume of the juvenile Prohphets Series of "The Little Midrash Says" / "The Family Midrash Says." It depicts the period of the judges, who led the people after Yehoshua's death. Readers will meet outstanding judges, as as Asniel, the Torah-scholar and warrior, Devora, the woman judge and prophetess, and the famous judge Shimshon (whose life is often misinterpreted by authors not drawing on authentic Torah sources). As the interesting narrative of The Book of Shoftim unfolds, the readers will gain rich stores of knowledge, and simultaneously fear of heaven and a deeper appreciation of the Torah way of living.